20 Days Out – BEC Suggestion

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  • January 18, 2017 at 8:21 pm #1444020
    Tyler23
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    Sitting for BEC for the first time. Finished the Roger Lectures while taking notes/following along with the text for about 1 1/2 weeks. Started doing NINJA MCQs & I’m getting demolished (which I expected).

    My question is, seeing that I have around 3 weeks before my test date..how should I approach the NINJA MCQs? Taking it section by section and identifying weak areas and working on them while going back to my notes and building my knowledge? Doing random sets of 20-30?

    I’ve sat for FAR 3 times and I did random sets until the last 2 weeks or so and then I did focused questions. However, I think BEC demands a different method to tackle MCQs…not sure, thoughts?

    AUD - 75
    BEC - 71
    FAR - 84
    REG - 76
    FAR- 68, 72, 84
    AUD- 65, 75
    BEC- 71, 77
    REG- 76
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  • January 19, 2017 at 12:18 am #1444128
    Anonymous
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    I don't know how Roger works but I assume it also has homework questions. I feel like you should be doing the homework that relates to the lectures before you move on. I don't really think watching all the lectures from start to finish really works. But yea I would go section by section and just keep doing questions I suppose.

    And I really think you need to change your study methods if you have been struggling to get a pass. I would also recommend that after you take(and hopefully pass) BEC that you stick to one test and not jump around.

    January 19, 2017 at 9:27 am #1444206
    Anonymous
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    I would do Ninja section by section and get as many questions done as you can. Then you can do different cuts depending on where you are. I concur with another poster about MCQ and homework from your main study course as well. I have been doing both Becker and Ninja. Test is on Sat-wish me luck!

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